Pennsylvania HB586 amends the Solid Waste Management Act to regulate food processing residuals, establish a fund for hazardous waste sites, and.
Pennsylvania HB586 amends the Solid Waste Management Act to regulate the storage and application of food processing residuals, which include animal and vegetative processing waste. The bill requires a written, site-specific plan for managing these residuals, known as a land application system, and mandates that such plans be filed with the State Conservation Commission. It prohibits the acceptance of food processing residuals from unauthorized sources and requires the maintenance of a food processing residuals data sheet for three years.
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